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This is an example of creating a user-interactive AI assistant on a website, using OpenAI Assistant API and Cloudflare services. You can use your own OpenAI assistant.

I created an OpenAI assistant for Cloudflare related topics as in the video:

demo.mp4

Prerequisites

Before setting up your web app, you'll need the following:

  • Cloudflare Account: You should have a Cloudflare account. If you don't have one, you can sign up here.

  • OpenAI API Key: To use OpenAI's language models and assistants, you'll need an API key. If you don't have one, sign up for an OpenAI account and generate your API key.

Getting Started

Follow these steps to set up your Cloudflare Assistant:

  1. Create Your OpenAI Assistant:

    • Create an OpenAI Assistant and copy the provided assistant key.
  2. Deploy the Cloudflare Workers Script:

    • Follow the instructions provided in the Cloudflare AI Gateway documentation to create a Cloudflare Workers script.
    • Replace the index.js file created during the tutorial with the script provided in this repository.
  3. Configure the Cloudflare Workers:

    • In the Cloudflare Workers script, replace the baseURL with your Cloudflare AI Gateway endpoint URL.
    • Replace Access-Control-Allow-Origin with your frontend URL created from the pages service. You can replace it with your domain or localhost server too.
    • Replace the OpenAI assistant key in the code with the key you obtained in step 1.
  4. Upload the Frontend Code to Cloudflare Pages:

    • Create a "pages" service in Cloudflare.
    • Upload the frontend code provided in this repository or use your own to create a logic for workers endpoint URL.
    • In the index.html file, replace the workers endpoint URL with your own Cloudflare Workers endpoint.
  5. Run Your Pages:

    • Activate your Cloudflare Pages service to make your frontend accessible.